filch

filch  (flch)

tr.v. filched, filch·ing, filch·es

To take (something, especially something of little value) in a furtive manner; snitch. See Synonyms at steal.

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[Middle English filchen.]

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filcher n.

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filch

Verb

to steal in small amounts [Middle English filchen to steal, attack]

Thesaurus

Verb

1.

filch - make off with belongings of others cabbage, pilfer, purloin, snarf, abstract, nobble, swipe, sneak, pinch, hook, lift steal - take without the owner's consent; "Someone stole my wallet on the train"; "This author stole entire paragraphs from my dissertation"

Translations

filch [fɪltʃ] vt (col) (= steal); birlar

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filch [fɪltʃ] vt (inf) (= steal); voler, chiper

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filch [fɪltʃ] (inf) vt → filzen

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filch [fɪltʃ] vt (col) (= steal); grattare

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filch

v filch [filtʃ]

to steal something, especially of little value Who has filched my pen? gaps; vaslê يَخْتَلِس، يَسْرِقُ شيئا قَليل القيمَه задигам štípnout, ukrást negle; hugge mitgehen lassen κλέβω, βουτάω (μτφ.) hurtar, robar näppama کش رفتن voler, chiper לִגנוֹב चोरी करना potkradati, krasti na sitno elcsen mencuri rubare くすねる nukniaukti nočiept mengebas gappen rappe, stjele podwędzić стащить potiahnuť izmakniti maznuti knycka, sno ลักเล็กขโมยน้อย çalmak, aşırmak 偷竊 потягти, поцупити اڑا لینا، اچکنا ăn cắp (nhất là những vật có giá trị nhỏ) 偷窃